Plan Your Own Pilgrimage

Pilgrims jumping and smiling.

In the Spirit of the Movement

This Year of Parish Revival is about falling deeper in love with the Eucharistic Heart of Jesus and following him more closely. Mirroring this internal journey with an external one is a beautiful way to connect body and soul in the pursuit of Christ.

The National Eucharistic Pilgrimage is not one event or a road trip—it is an exciting opportunity for American Catholics everywhere to physically embody our nation’s journey of Eucharistic Revival. Whether you are on the shores of Hawaii or in the mountains of Alaska, needing to stay close to home or deployed overseas, you are invited to be a part of this journey.

Lord, may more people discover the rewards of a walking pilgrimage.
Fr. Simon Devereuz, LC
I personally felt that it was so fruitful for me in so many different ways.
Fr. Adnan Ghani, OSA
I discovered holy sites are in my own backyard and across all nations, including ours.
Smiling people on a pilgrimage.

Start Now

Smiling group of people on a pilgrimage.

You don’t have to wait for the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage to pass through your city to be a part of this historic journey! Make pilgrimage a part of your experience of revival by planning a self-led personal pilgrimage in the next couple of months. 

This can be anything from visiting a faraway shrine to walking to Mass in the morning. Remember, the value of a pilgrimage is not in the distance traveled but in the disposition of our own hearts and the zeal with which we seek God. Download the guide below to start planning!

Smiling group of people on a pilgrimage.

Pilgrimage with Your Family

Introduce your children to this special devotion and make a pilgrimage as a family! These free resources include downloadable maps, a Pilgrimage Passport, and a Eucharistic Procession Model Set. Plus, you’ll find discussion questions and ideas for pilgrimage-themed family activities (as well as resources for adults).

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Family walking during a pilgrimage